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PLER2025-00142 Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project Vineyard Surface Water Treatment Plant

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The Sacramento County Water Agency is implementing the Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project at the Vineyard Surface Water Treatment Plant under solicitation PLER2025-00142. The project focuses on converting an inactive supply well, PW-1, into an ASR well, which includes the installation of a 100-horsepower pump, electrical controls, and 12-inch piping and valves to connect to the existing potable water system. Future expansions involve the construction of four additional ASR wells and the conversion of three active Excelsior supply wells. The technical scope includes removing existing pumps, conducting pre- and post-rehabilitation downhole video surveys, cleaning well screens and filter packs to remove sediment and biomatter, and reconfiguring above-ground pipelines to incorporate a backflushing loop. The project is governed by a Mitigated Negative Declaration, concluding that the work will not have a significant environmental impact, provided it adheres to the California Environmental Quality Act and Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District standards. Key operational timelines for pump installation, piping, and surface restoration are scheduled between July 2026 and October 2027. Special requirements include strict protocols for the discovery of human or Native American remains and compliance with EPA and CARB air quality standards. The project is managed by the Sacramento County Water Agency with primary coordination through the Environmental Coordinator and Director of Water Resources.

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Sacramento County Water Agency converting wells for Aquifer Storage and Recovery project through 2027.

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California → Sacramento County

Place of Performance

Florin Road, Knox Road, Excelsior Road, CA, 95641

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AgencyCalifornia → Sacramento County
Contacts3 people available
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California → Sacramento County
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Matt SatowDirector of Water Resources
Julie NewtonEnvironmental Coordinator
Rodney FrickeSenior Hydrogeologist

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GEI ConsultantsGolden, Colorado

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Sacramento County Water Agency (SCWA) proposes to convert an inactive supply well (PW-1) at the Vineyard Surface Water Treatment Plant into an Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) well and construct associated conveyance pipelines. The work includes installing a permanent 100-horsepower pump, electrical controls, and 12-inch piping and valves connecting to the existing potable water system. SCWA also plans four future ASR wells, associated pipelines, and the conversion of three active Excelsior supply wells to ASR. ASR implementation would involve removing the existing pump, performing pre- and post-rehabilitation downhole video surveys, cleaning the well screen and filter pack to remove scaling, biomatter, and sediment, and reinstalling the pump with an ASR valve. The existing above-ground pipeline would be reconfigured to include a backflushing loop.

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